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May I inform you that the LOA applications of SPPI had been signed and ready for pick-up. vs May I inform you that the LOA applications of SPPI has been signed and ready for pick-up.

The correct phrase is: 'May I inform you that the LOA applications of SPPI have been signed and are ready for pick-up.' The subject 'LOA applications' is plural, so it should be followed by 'have been' instead of 'has been.' Additionally, 'are ready' is more appropriate than 'is ready' since the applications are plural.

Last updated: April 01, 2024 • 516 views

May I inform you that the LOA applications of SPPI had been signed and ready for pick-up.

This phrase is incorrect. 'Had been' is past perfect tense, which is not suitable in this context. 'Have been' is the correct form for present perfect tense.

Incorrect usage. The correct form should be 'have been signed' instead of 'had been signed.'
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May I inform you that the LOA applications of SPPI has been signed and ready for pick-up.

This phrase is incorrect. 'Has been' is singular, but 'LOA applications' is plural. Therefore, 'have been' should be used instead.

Incorrect usage. The correct form should be 'have been signed' instead of 'has been signed.'
  • May I inform you that my colleague Mr Fayot is chairman of the Rules Committee.
  • May I inform you that, before Greece acceded to the European Union, the Greek Communist Party voiced its opposition and informed the Greek people of the consequences.
  • As Mrs Lynne referred to the Commission reports, may I inform you that only yesterday I started up my new web page, which can be read by Braille.
  • I inform you that the Party is sure of your innocence.
  • I inform You of any evil intentions.
  • Good morning, through this mail I inform you of my new exhibition.
  • I inform you that Emma Engel has passed away in Berlin.
  • Mr. President, I inform you that any the sector is completely evacuated.
  • In case you are not already aware, may I inform you that the presidency has charged Vice-President Onesta with the task of carrying the assistants' statute forward on behalf of the presidency.
  • It is with deep regret that I inform you all... of the death of PC Rod Kennedy.
  • Finally, I inform you that I have appointed another well deserving Archbishop as Cardinal, reserving his name "in pectore".
  • I inform you the Queen is on her way to Granada.
  • I inform you with pleasure, on behalf of the PPE-DE Group, that those three amendments are withdrawn.
  • The part where I inform you that, last night, Someone murdered a partially clothed animal And threw a human corpse out a window.
  • Thus, it is with more pleasure, that I inform you that Henry Crawford has asked my permission to marry you, and I have given my blessing.
  • It is with great sadness I inform you that America and China have declared war, and a massive nuclear attack is expected to reach our shores within the hour.
  • Many times I have thought of those mothers who receive the letter: "I inform you that your son has fallen in defense of his homeland...".
  • I inform you that anyway, my customer, it reserves the right to take appropriate action, in order to protect the integrity and reputation seriously tarnished by you.
  • It is with great sadness that I inform you that as of today I am retiring as head of the AVL.
  • In deference to that part of Crichton which still cares... I inform you that you descend not over solid ground... but a frozen lake.

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